Really nice piece in The Times last week by Southbank Centre Artists in Residence and Poet Lemn Sissay about the Global Poetry System website:
It ain’t where you go, it’s where you’re at. Global positioning system (GPS) is a mere five years old in the UK. Now you can locate where you are, wherever you are, [...]
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New Southbank Centre Artist in Residence David Dunkley Gyimah has just posted a wonderful new video documenting preparations for our tribute to Adrian Mitchell.
Here’s a little background to the video from David’s blog.
Adrian Mitchell famously said of Poetry:
Most people ignore most poetry because most poetry ignores most people
He was [...]
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Global Poetry System is coming up with a new flyer to let people who aren’t already in the know catch up!
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We will feature the most visually arresting and interesting posts, especially those with stories behind them, or just a funny/enlightening description. So take your camera or other image capturing device with you today, find [...]
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